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I feel like wishing for exactly what a demon tells you to, and offering the one thing it wants, isn’t the smartest move. Especially since the reason it wants his eye is probably not just because it's "beautiful".

Then again, he’s trapped, and it’s not like he has many options.

Could the reason Serie started to "gift" spells be that she foresaw her own death, and this was her way of helping the future generations?

As a selfish rat, I always thought it was weird she would gift spells that take years/decades/centuries to learn, even if she's an immortal elf.

Since Serie claims that clairvoyance spells were passed down from the south, could this connect to the Hero of the South, the one who could see the future? We know he fought and defeated several Sages of Destruction (Demon King’s generals), but we only know that the demons eventually defeated him, we don't know what really happened. Could the demons have tampered with his corpse or magic? Or perhaps a descendant was captured and brainwashed by the Shadow Warriors.

I still think this is all part of a demon scheme. The demon Schlacht could see thousands of years ahead, he knew he would die at the hands of the Hero of the South and still chose to face him, which means there was something to gain. Now, seeing how Serie’s killer seems to wield clairvoyance as well, I feel it has to be related to these 2 individuals.

And honestly, I’m convinced the demons’ ultimate goal is to resurrect the Demon King, perhaps in human form since he was said to want to coexist with humanity. If that happens, it could also explain why Himel couldn't draw the hero sword from the stone, the time to wield it simply hadn’t come yet. Which also makes me curious about the goddess's magic, and if there really was a goddess, maybe an elf that ended up being glorified as a god due to helping humanity for a long time... Anyway, I'm rambling.

Poor brothers, as a monster myself, I too torture my loved ones instead of communicating that I'd like to spend time with them. It's crazy how the main character never understood that torture equals brotherly/fatherly love in her family.
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I feel like the whole thing with the Shadow Warriors is somehow connected to the Demon King and that demon who could see the future. Maybe they took control of the remaining Shadow Warriors while posing as humans, which could explain why the Warriors have so many powerful/important people on their hit list.

I mean, why on earth would a human want to kill the mage from the Hero's Party who saved the world? Unless it's somehow tied to the demons wanting to eradicate anyone powerful, giving them the edge over humanity.

There's also the possibility of it all being connected to some sort of extreme anti-magic ideology, but I feel like the demon theory would make more sense, as they've been the enemy since day one.

I would make the father pay the money he loaned. Even if they don't need the money, he left his wife and daughter to starve, with the huge debt he incurred because he's a garbage person.
It's the least he should be forced to do.

That has to be the most realistic portrayal of parents finding out their child is a "mature genius" who somehow understands quantum physics, despite no one in the house ever teaching them what numbers are.

Isn't it the job of the male relatives to find a suitable partner for the women in the family? So why the hell are they bitching about it.

The duke's 3rd son is completely right, fuck her family. With that said, I don't trust his confession, it's a little too perfect, imo.

I think Nebula is using them to lure the mages in. The five gods are planning to hunt them down, which will make them persona non grata in their respective countries, giving Nebula’s nation the perfect opportunity to win them over.

Why is this man biching about his engagement being broken now? Didn't he say he didn't like his fiance, that the saintess apprentice was all that and more? Shouldn't he be happy he's finally free from his heinous ex-fiance and is finally free to go after that other woman? Oh wait, he just happened to be a dumb narcissist, no shit he's mad.

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"...and you want me to sit around sucking my thumb and loving your cancer cells" is a crazy thing to say, my god.

"Even though my heart still belongs to Grace, the best ornament to adorn me is still Selonia" Welp, I just puked a little.

Just a heads up, this manga went on hiatus last year due to the artist's health, I believe they intend to continue drawing it, but there's no news as to when that'll happen.

The obsession of a young man, who is neither afraid nor guilty of risking everything to find his ste...

"I love you." I highly doubt he means it. Their marriage was political and built on a massive misunderstanding—they barely interacted and don’t even know each other. It seems like he’s clinging to the idea that marriage is sacred and divorce is unacceptable, so now he’s suddenly putting in effort and trying anything he can to keep her.

He tossed aside a year-long relationship with his mistress like it was nothing (not that I condone the affair), despite actually spending time with her and building a connection. This guy has no idea what love is.

"But I'm on the crown prince's side too" That tree has a very good sense of humor, lmao. Pretty sure MC wrote it, but still hilarious.

Literally brainless, not only is he calling her vain for wanting to dress nicely (what a crime) but he's also spitting on her family business, reputation, and honor. If you like the other girl so much, just become a commoner so you can marry whoever you want.

I'm really enjoying this spin on the typical Otome comic/manhwa, this is surprisingly good.
That said, I do feel a bit bad about what happened to the Gale (?) guy. He looked like a nice assassin.

So the child was born with his father's hair, which is a trait from his royal bloodline, and his mother's eyes, and people were wondering about his lineage??? Did I understand this correctly? Are people in this place really that stupid?